Send Web Pages to Evernote from Smartphone or Tablet
Effortless Information Gathering with Evernote
Evernote serves as a central repository for all data you wish to retain and organize. While the desktop application allows for web page capture via a browser extension, the mobile experience offers an even more streamlined approach.
Mobile Clipping: A Simplified Process
Initially, ensure that the Evernote application is downloaded and that you are logged in to your existing account, should you not have already done so. Access to the application is available through the iTunes App Store and Google Play Store.
Once the installation is complete and the application is operational, you are prepared to begin the clipping process.
The mobile clipping functionality is designed for ease of use, allowing you to quickly save articles and web content directly to your Evernote account.
Saving Web Pages to Evernote on iPhone and iPad
When browsing the web using Safari and you wish to archive a page within Evernote, initiate the process by selecting the Share button.
Following this, locate and tap the 'More' button within the share options.
Subsequently, activate the Evernote option by toggling it to the 'on' position.
After completing these steps, the Evernote icon will appear as a readily available choice within the share menu for future use.
In the future, to save a web page, access the share menu and select the Evernote icon. This will allow you to modify the note's title, designate a specific notebook for storage, and apply relevant tags.
Accessing Your Clipped Pages
The complete web page will then be saved and accessible within your Evernote application, as well as online through the Evernote.com platform.
Clipping Web Pages to Evernote on Android Devices
Transferring web pages to Evernote on an Android device is a straightforward process. Begin by navigating to the share menu within your preferred browser.
From the share options, simply select Evernote as your destination.
This action will promptly save the entire webpage to your designated default notebook within Evernote.
It's worth noting that many standard Android browsers, such as Chrome, Firefox, and Opera, offer limited customization options. Specifically, these browsers typically do not allow modification of the title, selection of the target notebook, or addition of tags during the initial saving process.
Consequently, utilizing these browsers with Evernote is ideally suited for quick, one-click webpage archiving. However, for users desiring greater control over their saved content, the Dolphin browser, coupled with its Evernote add-on, presents a viable alternative.
To begin with Dolphin, simply launch the browser and then tap the Control Panel icon.
Within the Control Panel list, select the Evernote Share add-on.
You will then be asked to log in to your Evernote account and grant the add-on permission to access your Evernote data.
After completing these authorization steps, clicking the Evernote Share add-on within Dolphin’s Control Panel will enable you to save webpages with enhanced options. These include the ability to modify the note title, choose a specific notebook, and apply relevant tags.
For dedicated Evernote users on the Android platform, Dolphin may become the preferred mobile browser. Alternatively, users can always refine the title, notebook assignment, and tags within the desktop version of Evernote at a later time.